harmonious

English

Etymology

From Middle French harmonieux.

Pronunciation

• (General American) IPA^(key): /hɑɹˈmoʊniəs/
• (Received Pronunciation) IPA^(key): /hɑːˈməʊnɪəs/
• Hyphenation: har‧mo‧ni‧ous

Adjective

harmonious (comparative more harmonious, superlative most harmonious)

1. Showing accord in feeling or action.
2. Having components pleasingly or appropriately combined.
3. Melodious; in harmony.

Derived terms

• harmoniously
• harmoniousness

Translations

showing accord

• Armenian: ներդաշնակ (hy) (nerdašnak)
• Catalan: harmònic
• Dutch: harmonieus (nl)
• Esperanto: harmonia (eo), akorda
• Finnish: harmoninen (fi), sopusointuinen (fi), sointuva
• German: harmonisch (de)

• Latin: concors
• Manx: cordailagh
• Maori: reretahi, reretau, aumārire
• Romanian: armonic (ro) m
• Russian: гармоничный (ru) (garmoničnyj)

having components pleasingly combined

• Armenian: ներդաշնակ (hy) (nerdašnak)
• Catalan: harmònic
• Dutch: harmonieus (nl)
• Finnish: harmoninen (fi), sopusointuinen (fi)
• German: harmonisch (de)

• Manx: cordailagh
• Maori: reretau
• Persian: هارمونیک‎ (fa) (hârmonik)
• Polish: harmonijny (pl)

melodious

• Armenian: ներդաշնակ (hy) (nerdašnak)
• Dutch: harmonieus (nl)
• Finnish: harmoninen (fi), sointuva
• French: harmonieux (fr)
• German: harmonisch (de)
• Greek:

  Ancient: σύμφωνος (súmphōnos), σύναυλος (súnaulos)

• Manx: co-heeanagh, bing
• Maori: reretau
• Persian: هماهنگ‎ (fa) (hamâhang)
• Romanian: armonios (ro) m

See also

• disharmonious